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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-05

LANGUAGE Il cheap. prices sell the goods
EIsEAAS Bros, Manufacturers,
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J. H. Hopkins, Matchmaker and Jeweler,
iJo4 street u. W. tu,s
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Phillips DigeStible Cocoa created much
Interest at International Medical Congress co
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The Wonderful Carlsbad Snr

DOn't he imposed upon when you want yeast
powder. Insist on having DixOn's. 10 cents Is the
price. .
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What il SINCE for ihc a.o1..~ 4,

for the gander, but the Elverton Table Sauce is
good for everybody; a perfect and delicious luxury
ana may be had OF every grocery or provision
houses
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I'M FoKTKnTs. Kets keme,hy. hoo Pa. ave.
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See our line Of IS Children suits.
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''ROyal Glue'' mends China Glass, Wood, &c.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In II 10. "Ward" prints 4Oc per 10
Also, cottage Cheese and buttermilk; sweet Milk
&C. per quart. -
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From Baltimore,
RarRain. fn SeWinx Machine,

Telegram.) Send Dixon's to-day sure.
WILSON, BURNS & Co.,
9 Wholesale Grocers, Baltimore, Nd, Nov. s. 81
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DR.. Won Sendess's Fenncl Honey Ex.
tract Rapidly cures Coughs Colds, Sore ihroat
&C. At druggists, PC. aud J0c. a51 Ia
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See the new lot s. Child suits.
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DixOn,s IS the Highest Quality Yeast Powder
IL is used by the following hotels: National Will.
ards, Metropolitan, st. James, Welker's Riggs
EbUitt, Arlington, Solari's.
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From the National lgOee1s
We use D1XOn'S Yeast Powder exclusively I,
never fails, and cur cooks prefer II to any othel
brand. W. II, CROSBY PrOpriptor 2
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I<NON UhNISHED-
II JNO. A. PRESCOT1, lSl8 NJ ~ fKe,loys
nished):
2lS ~ NV, story brick 10 rooms ana hath
modeln inn rovements, 900 Der month
2049 1th 1t. NV two-story brick 6 rooms stor.-
with fine cellar and large hall over store S50
per month. Wv
brick with large and roomy three-story back buildn
naarele STATIONARY wash IN all the rooms abun-
dance Of Closets large and small; in fact All modern
improvements. $50 per month.
1870 llth st. NV. 2-etory and basement byick a
rooms and hath, modern improyements fronts frssn
gle, s31S3k per M nth.
INF Finished 4-story Brick. n E. corner of 18Th and
975 per mouth 's@'
ApplYto JNO. A PRESCOTT
oSl-lm l4lG r AZ n "
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Weather strips for doors and windows: ex.
cludsc cold, aust and rain L. H. HOPKINS, Pa av. eo2
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NOR RENT-BY r. o. HOFFMAN.
TIRNISHED

Prof. placed with for rent OF sale il farnilv
advertised free of cost to the owner
For list Of property sale call or send NJ office
o3l K o. HOLrZAAN, 10Th and r sts NV.
NOR RENT-THREE-sToRY RAsFNFNT Avn
II attic brick dwelling on St, near Thomas Giro a
fifteen rooms and three bath rooms all mod imp :
completely furnished: with without stable. REM
&2y0 TYLER kUThERFORD. 1907 4 st NV.
o3l.6ts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENT StyEgAL NEAT Two-S rOki
Il Brick Ho e. with rooms each. = improvements
on 81 St, Detween and SIS. Rent s.,5;
nS-St' b. H. WARNER CO
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THE NiGHr Scholastic attendance at the
night Schools has increased 20 per cent since thcy
were opened last Monday nIgG. There are now
l20 names registered On the Franklin school roll
ana large additions ar received every night. Sii
perfntendent clark SPOKE very encOuragtDgiy last
night OF the prospects Tor this year. and said that
the pupils who are now entered are unususIly in
teiligent and quick OF comprehension, and appear
very much interested in their work.
THE CITY MlRKErs.-The Onlcial Price Current
OF the Washington Produce Exchange saws: Tine
Hour market Is without change. Demand IS goOd
for choice samples OF wheat; corn and oats steady
The butter market continues firm. with prospects
OF an advance over to-day's quotations on finest
grades. Inquiries Tor choice rolls are coming in
but market Is bare for such. Receipts OF near-by
eggs are limited and market active. Western fresh
ice-house, and lin d stock In liberal supply and
STEADY. The poultry supply has been liberal and
market unsettled. There Is better demand for
quail IN good condition; small or halr-grown OF no
value. PheasantA grouse, and wild ducks In good
demand: yenison scarce and wanted Apples in
large supply and moving out at very low prices
Grapes In liberal supply Irish potatoes good size,
scaice, and wanted: sweets in better supply and
STEADY Onions scarce and higher. Timothy seed
In light receipt and good demand, clover quiet
Some dressed hogs received met With ready sale az
quotations. Receipts OF cattle liberal and market
dull. sheep aud calves In large receipt and mar
set very dull; calves brisk at fun prices
Ngw Foor- BALL CLUR--A football club has
been formed by the students OF Emerson Institute
hSr the preSen, they win play a. the Soldiers
Hughes, Guy Huntington. Presley Hunt, Wilton
Lambert, center, RenHfck Wilkes, Tho1I Bowling
sherwood Wilson; quarter back--Harry Burdette: :
nall backs, Philip King, Geo. WIN. Burleigh. cap
tain; fuii back, WIN. Is. Gamble.
CHCRcH ESrzRTAIkNESTs.-Iast evening n
pveas,nt sociaDe was given at the Church OF the
reformation, street southeast. Those taking
part In The musical and literary exercises Were
Misses schott, Willenbucher, Rathbone, Dodge
Metzgar anu Bailey. Mrs. Parson Messrs. Richard
SOD, hoovrr and Palmer. The quarterly "barrel
81 which heV. w. It. l. Weech Is PASTOR took place
last evening, and an enj yable program was given
TIE TRUSTEES SALE OF valuable Improved busi-
ness property at the corner OF 10Th street and
MAD Iand Avenue, 10 take place on Tuesday next,
at 30 O'Clock D. IN, presents spiandid onnor,m.
lily Tor paying Investment or permanent holding
!, See the advertisement elsewhere
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. hfokfEn BULfs At AUCIION.-As will be seen By
~ .t'N' stl-elt4t e!seg here M. bow ing wiY sell
- lis 1hciloh ruotn- On Monday and TUESDAY next
L. tDiis 'ynt-eut az bulbs CT every descripfIon
Inl' VIII probably be the closing sale Tor the
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EoR sAIE-FAI.L AND wIATEL GAkkiAoEs
l. MN AND sECOSD HAND. or
ENEkl D4-SCRIPI Ion.
AT NERl kEAsONABlsE rhlSLe
JOHN NJ. AoONo. sse and So IL IN
o5-3m MAN NAlloNAL HoTEL
IyoR sALE-CHEAPEh THAN THE CHEAPEST.
IL coules, family CARRIAGES. Doctor alo isAes pnse.
tons da1Ionr .nd grocery WAGONS all botn neg
aud second hand Call and DC oob'AAcoo W =.
GEfEk, 4oo IA ave nv o.Sn1
NOR SALE CARRIAGES. PHAkToNs. AND
II Sprinr IA aeou.. sale sDd built 70 ORDER work
slarsfteed: prices moderate. Al fhAhCE n LAW
ion =. 40 and 27l2 NJ ST. GeorEefosn braflxa
su2s-sw'
1yoR sAI-F-sINGING BIRDS. BIRD FOOD AND
II CAGES God fIsh. Acusriun.s and .sh koo4
lxrve-f Recruitment the city 81 sIhMlD's Bird
sluhI l2ih 81. doors south OF la ave. aus 3ns
NOR sAIf-roO CARRIAGEs BUGcIEs. AND
r ysrrlsned Wagons snd lailk vAxona. 9lso PAINTED
.r,l,s ,,,cor. and sdles pnrtons. repairing an Al
brs,,ches goods sold ou easy teaiDs J.CoOK, 32s5
N ST., Georgetown sox<f>ttn
lyoR sALE-THE OTTO GAS ENGINE re-
II n,y.. mo heller: avoids all expensive attexIisrce
- 49, ar time. 10 handling VI fuel hend for clrcuI,S
mo pms llsI u. bAl-l~AUf. Axenl 7al 7ll sG
myz~om
mn sAIE-ABOuT 1000 POUNDS OF NONPA-
II reil aud about 300 pounds OF Agate 1yte. lsfely
IN u.s. on this psprr The lace both fonLs 10 desirs
me- they are good condition. cal sbe OF sxnseno
service for two er three years payer Of aodeHte
csrcnstlon Vii be sold cheap in bulk Address THE
EsENIsG sTAh NEW sPAPkh co. Washington, D
- do
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SUIT AGAINST THE y. AND +. RAILROAD CoNPANy-
$ h Bond naS MED suit against the Baltimore
anu Potomac Railroad Company for 81 1850 dam
ages 10 property in south Washington. The
amount OF damages claimed Is fixed at the above
ngure 10 prevent the appeal going beyond the
supreme Court OF the District.
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..Shall I NOT Take Wine Easc I'm Min,

inn:" The Revere House, Boston, OF world-re.
nowned cuisine, is unequaed for its spacious pub
lie pariors and the ease and home-like comfort
surrounding its guests. /
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VYOR RENT-4Il 18TH ST Sc. COMFORT ABLE
II two-story brick dwelllug six rooms water and
pogch, &c. 81 80. SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY,
go sLn. o:Il-6t
IrOI RENT-lT2o l4TH ST. NINE ROOMS,
Il modern improvements; perfect order. pump with
nice spring well water ard: $40 per month Apply
Room era Bun hing 9TH and Oh Inn
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-22
Entertainments.

D
 The last performance of "East Lynne" was given at the Grand last night. Fer the re- mainder of the week Tony Denier's great Humpty Dumpty company will be the at traction. The troupe is very large and none but strictly frst-class artists are employed in any one of it's departments. Many tricks of startling intricacy are for the first time in- troduced by them, and as for the clowns their work is simply wonderful and alto gether unique of it's kind. No pains has been spared to handsomely and effectively set the piece, and the result is sure to be an entertainment of rare and excellent merit.
 HYPERION THEATER.
 It is seldom that New York public at- tests at once to an English comic opera pro duction, but it did so with Dorothy, ," where it was received with great delight for up- wards of fifty nights. "Dorethy" is now ap- preaching it's 5O0th performance at the Prince of Wales Theater, London, and this fact is sufficient in itself to insure 8 great desire to hear it's lovely music here. The Duff Comic Opera company, which will be remembered as having given us magnificent representation of Won Suppe's charming opera "A Trip to Africa" last year, is now even larger and stronger than it was then. All the scenery, costumes and stage effects come direct from Duff's Standard Theater, New York city. In another column will be found list of the most popular names now singing in comic op- era, which will be found in the cast of 'tDoro- thy" Of course there will be great audi ence on Monday night at the Hyperion and Tuesday and Wednesday nights will benefit by the applause carefully bestowed at the first performance.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-22
IN BETHANY.

The Episcopal Church Gains a New
 Rector-Death of an Esteemed old
 Lady.
 Christ Episcopal church, Bethany, has a new rector, Rev. W. D. Humphrey of Boston having accepted a call extended him by the church. MT. Humphrey and his wife re- moved this week to Bethany and took pos4 session of the parsonage. His acceptance causes much satisfaction in the parish
 About seventy Bethanyites met Monday night at the residence of MT. s. G. Davidson and tied greens for the decorating of the Episcopal church for Christmas.
 A Christmas entertainment will be given by the children at Christ chu rch on the eve- ming of Holy Innocents' day.
 Mrs. French, an estimable lady, wife of Charles French of Bethany, died after lin gering illness last Saturday and was buried on Tuesday in the old North cemetery in the town. She was S6 years old. Her husband was for many years an active farmer and a wagon maker. She leaves one son, Wales H. French, the wagon maker of Bethany. At her funeral Rev. MT. Morris of Oxford oficiated, assisted by Rev. Mir. Humphrey of Bethany.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-22
Reeter Protected.

The center of the city will, during the holiday season, be doubly protected by the police. Chief Bollman has brought in five of the most experienced officers of the outskirts on State, Chapel and Church streets. Their places outside are filled by supernumeraries, who are put on as entras. This gives the city better protection than usual, especially the central part where are the stores. It is necessary, on account ofths large crowds on the streets afternoons and evenings and the valuable stocks e ,oOds which the merchants are carrying; az Q avoid accidents at the
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-22
Floating Around,

The daughter of General Logan married a MT. Tucker. Ex-Congressman Fuckers daughter mar ried a Mir. Logan. A son has been the fruit of mar rage in each instance and the boys bear respective ly the names Logan Tucker and Tucker Logan
 The above has been going the rounds of the newspapers of the country for some time. Whatever may be the fact as regards the daughter of General Logan we know not. but we have itafrom the best authority that while daughter of the distinguished ex-Congress. man J. Randolph Tucker married Mir. Logan, 8 lawyer in New York city, they have no son or any other child, so that relating to the tfTucker Logan" is incorrect.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-22
Who Can Answerf

To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER:
 have been told that the original building (formerly the Medical college) now the Shef- field school was built for hotel. Can YOU or some of the old town-born inhabitants en- tighten me on the subject?
 Was passenger depot for the Canal rail road ever located upon or near Hillhouse avenue?
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-22
AT LOW PRICES.
Useful and Ornamental Presen

BBofu1 ana UfM anemtaI FreBeMGBs
 Silverthaus, the jewellers, have offered a general discount on all goods purchased be- fore January 1. Very acceptable and valu- able presents for either Christmas or New Years can be selected from their fine stock of jewelry. This firm has been in existence 42 years and has been noted for it's reliable dealings. They have in stock dazzling ar ray of rich silverware and in fact everything appertaining to first class jewelry establish. ment. Those in search of pretty and appro- priate presents would do well to give them g
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-22
Thursday, December 9s. 1887.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY

Assessments-Shelter Street Sewer. AsSessments-WallaceS Street Sewer. Always the Lowest-D M. Welch & Son. Artistic Bric-a-Brac-Augur'sA Art Rooms A Merry Christmas Dinner-W. s. Hickey. An Invitation to You--C F. Beckley. Christmas Approaching-Augur's Art Rooms. Christmas Poultry-P. 0. Lessey. D. K-At Druggists
 Duluth Investments-W. A. Sloan O. Fasels and Cabinets-Augurs Art Rooms. Find the Lowest Price-Wallace B. Fenn & Co. Last Week-Augur's Art Rooms. Lost-Pocketbook-591 Elm Street. Iitchfeld County Poultry-Hurlburt Brothers. Lard-Sperry Barnes.
 Notice Sons of Veterans.
 Piano and Table Lamps-Augur's Art Rooms. PoultrY-E. Schonberger
 Probate Notice Estate of J. ". Lane Co. Sara Crewe.--St. Nicholas for Christmas. Stationery-Augur's Art Rooms. Turkeys and Chickens-Broadway Cash Store. Written Cards-Hogarth Academy.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-22
THE RUSH ITO PERKY,S.

Choice and Elegant Christmas Goods.
 At M. Perry's, formerly Plumb's, on Chap el street, the rush continues, and MT. Perry has fresh orders constantly arriving replen- ishing his stock, which embraces splendid line of very choice Christmas gifts, articles that are highly endorsed by all the ladies.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-22
THE BOOM

That OUT announcement of a Mark. Down Sale crG- ated still continues. Even the continued mild wealth CT does not diminish its progress. The SOLID BARGAINS we have of fered our patrons have been irresistible, and has induced many to invest in am OVercOat that they cam not use until next winter. DON'T FORGET that eve- ny OVereOat. whether for Children, Boys or Men, has been mark ed dOyvn$2, S3, $A and $5 each. Your size still in stOck-and you can have one hundred styles to make your selec. ton from. Hue, Black, Brown and Oxford Fur Beavers, Plain Beavers, ChinchiIlas, Acrseys, Erie. Zes, N1eltOns, some satin- lined throughout, satin sleeve Things. silIk-faced, fn fact 8 great representa- IiOn of the nObbiest and most stylish garments pro- duced by the best New York and Boston houses. INVESTIGATES for your, self. SAVE MONEY.
 Boys and Children's OYercOats from $1 to SIP. Mems and Youths Over. coats from S4 50 to S25.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-22
Y. P. S. c. E.

Entertainment at Davenport Church Last Evening. The Y. P. s. c. E. society of the DaVen-
 port church last evening entertained the sis ter societies of the United and Humphrey
 street churches. It WAS very pleasant af- fair. Refreshments were served for about
 175. There were pleasing literary and musi- cal exercises.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-22
A sPLENDID SHOOK
Of Choice and Brand New Goods at
 Streeter'G.

Streeter's.
 The very fine stock of jswelry at George L. Streeter's is being appreciated by the Christmas buyers. The stock is bright, new, carefully chosen, in the latest and most beautiful styles and designs, and embraces diamond jewelry and fine gold and silver watches in great variety, and grand array in general in the jewelry and standard silver ware lines that must be seen to be appreciat- ed. People are always sure of the most hon orable dealing and lowest prices at Streeter's popular and old established store; and don't forget the gold-headed canes, fancy clocks. the spectacles and thousand and one other goods too numerous to mention.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-22

If you value health, purchase the best lard in the market. This contains no injurious adulterationsj as cottonseed oil, barytes and other minerals. Sperry & Barnes brand all their goods and warrant them superior to any in the market. d22 eod3t
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-22

display of carefully selected articles in variety and prices to suit all greet one as they visit Augur's Art Rooms, 73 Orange
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anhscrIntion Raten.

OLn YEAR, $500; SIX MONTHS, $3.OO; THRER MONTHS, $1.50; ONE MONTH"; 6O oFETs ONE WEEK, 15 GENTS; SINGLE CopLEs 8 GENTS.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-22
TRUE BILLs ExPEorED.
The Grand Jury at Hartford Consider
 fha TrncY Murder Case.

the Tracy Murder Case.
 HARTFORD, Dec. 21.-The grand jury in the cases of Clarence Taylor charged with the murder of William Tracy of New Britain, Robert McMullen of Hartford, accused of rape, and certain officers of the Continental Life Insurance company, charged with con- spiracy and embezzlement, were impanelled here to-day and Judge Sanford of New Haven carefully instructed the jurors as to the meaning of the statutes in the several cases. The Taylor case was first considered and the whole day was spent in hearing the evidence. It is expected that true bill will be found against him.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-22

After the drawing of the one hundred and fifty season ticket prizes, the articles remain ing in the booths were disposed of at auc- tion, but most of the valuable things had been sold previously and only few small ar- ticles such as baskets, glassware, candy and such like were readily disposed of in this manner. By the time lhe auction began the armory was densely crowded Up to yester- day afternoon $11, 579 90 had been taken in in tickets and $3, ,4s1. .16 at the booths, mak- ing total of $14, 4,511.60, and as it is esti- mated that the expenses will not exceed $3,- 900 or $4 ,000, it is considered safe to say that the fair will net about $10,00O clear
 One of the successful features of the fair has been the gallery chairs under the charge of
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-22
Take D. K. and be O. K. See ad. mt
 MEMS GOODS FOR XMAS

tDudIey's, 799 Chapel Street. Embroidered suspenders in glass boxes. Silk suspenders in glass boxes. Satin suspenders in glass boxes. Suspenders for embroidery. Gold-mounted silk umbrellas. Silver-mounted silk umbrellas. Gold and silver-mounted canes. Cravats, the largest assortment. Lined kid and dogskin gloves. Street. dress and driving gloves. Leather collar and cuff boxes. Leather toilet sets. Leather travelling cases. House coats. Bath robes. Muffiers and handkerchiefs. The largest assortment of mems furnishing goods and the lowest prices in New Haven.
 GEORGE E. DUDLEY, d21 g B 799 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-22
Stationery Department.

Still we'll stocked with all the latest styles More ''Great Scott" arrived this morning Get box of it, of course, at d22 2t AUGUR's ART ROOMS.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-22

The worst feature about catarrh is it's dan gerous tendency to consumption. Hoods Sarsaparilla cures cstarrh by purifying the blood,
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-22
A War Relic.

One of the war relics displayed at the G. A. R. fair was sword belonging to G. w. Adams. It was sent north to Dr. Dibble, of this sity, by A. Won Steinwehr, to whom it had been presented by Colonel Stephen Won Rensler. June 8, 1861. It was afterwards presented to Mir. Adams.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-22
H0Iidaw Gifts.


 In the way of holiday gifts the substantials and necessities of life, to say nothing of it's luxuries, in the line of edibles and drink ables, invariably make appropriate and ap- preciative presents.
 What would be more heartily welcomed by your old friend whom you wish to remember at this season (who, perhaps, is obliged to live throughout the year on what we strictly term the necessities of life,) than a "Christ- mas box" containing modest assortment of good things which come put up in neat and attractive style and please the palate? or your well-to-do friend, who, although used to good things, will for that very reason value the more the finer articles of food and drink that are unapproachable in quality! Think it over.
 We pack and ship goods without extra charge. EDw. E. HALL 6 SoN; ITO Chapel street. Fancy groceries, condiments, wines, cigars. d20tf
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-22

New Haven conclave No. 79, I. o. of S. W. M., last evening elected" officers for the ensuing term as follows: o. M., M. Neu- burger; K., Chr. Gutbrod: F., S. Beisler; secretary, F. Michahelles; treasurer, St. Schue; trustees, J. Schanzenbach, E. Graf funder and l.. Salewsky,
Morning journal and courier., 1887-12-22
BLEW OUT THE GAS,

BLEW OUT THE GAS.
 Somebody blew out the gas in the furnace room last night and when Janiter Ball of the armory went to the room he found it filled with smoke. He crswled on his hands and knees to the gas jets and turned off the gas. Had it been left much longer there would have been an explosion underneath where all the people were standing.